Sentence examples for interactive kind from inspiring English sources

It may have taken just seven years to write it, but it has taken 40 years of books (including the interactive kind) to make it.

The nascent Fox network was working on a new, interactive kind of TV show, in which crimes would be luridly re-enacted, the bad guys' mug shots would be displayed and viewers would call in with tips.

He calls it an example of an interactive kind, created by looping effects, and he explicitly hopes that the category dies away (Hacking 1998, p. 100).

But it did not resolve how two-way enhanced television (the interactive kind) would actually work and how it would appear to viewers at home.

Touch, especially of the dynamic and interactive kind described by Gibson and Turvey, would seem to provide strong evidence in favor of such views.

Interactive kind constructivism goes further, in arguing that being ascribed to a certain racial category causes the individuals so labeled to have certain common experiences (Mallon 2006, 535; Piper 1992).

These are called Molecule Pages, which are backed by the journal Nature and include interactive kinds of pre-publication and peer-review; (Signalling Gateway. http://www.signaling-gateway.org/search/ (accessed May 2013) For an overview see Allarakhia and Wensley (2007).

Hacking's (1995) human, interactive kinds, such as person with multiple-personality disorder, may be regarded as instances, where the kind and its members are brought into existence by the belief that there are such kinds and people do belong to them.

At the same time the classifications 'woman' and 'man' are what Hacking calls "interactive kinds": gender classifications occur within a complex matrix of institutions and practices, and being classified as a woman (or not), or a man (or not), or third, fourth, fifth sex/gender or not, has a profound effect on an individual.

Florence, available now in the App Store, isn't really a game so much as a graphic novel strewn with a few interactive moments, kind of like quicktime events but pleasant instead of annoying.

For example, musician (and Adventr investor) John Legend created a video where he teaches viewers to play his song "All Of Me", and you have to actually pick the right keys on the piano — it might not make you a talented musician, but it's a lot more interactive (and kind of stressful!) than just watching him play.